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  • GitHub Copilot Features - Model selection

    In this comprehensive guide, Liuba explores the strategic use of different models in GitHub Copilot’s chat interface through expert demonstrations. The video covers when and how to select the most appropriate model for various coding scenarios, providing practical insights that can improve your development workflow and code quality. Whether you’re new to GitHub Copilot or looking to optimize your current usage, this tutorial offers valuable guidance on leveraging model selection effectively.

  • One-Minute Daily AI News 7/15/2025

    Authored by Excellent-Target-847, this daily news roundup highlights key developments: Nvidia resumes AI chip shipments to China amid rare earths talks, Microsoft upgrades Copilot Vision to scan screens, a humanoid robot tackles pick-and-place tasks, and Google Discover’s new AI summaries may lower web traffic for publishers.

  • ASP.NET Community Standup - Blazing-fast AI chat with ASP.NET Core & SignalR

    In this article, dotnet features Shaltiel Shmidman, a Deep Learning Developer at DICTA, on his journey building a performant, real-time AI chat app using C#, ASP.NET Core, and SignalR during the T3 Chat Cloneathon. The discussion spotlights technical challenges and solutions like safe streaming, automatic reconnections, and seamless synchronization across browser tabs, demonstrating the power and simplicity of Microsoft technologies for AI-driven applications.

  • From chaos to clarity - Using GitHub Copilot agents to improve developer workflows

    In this article, author Chris Reddington demonstrates approaches to setting up the Copilot coding agent effectively. The content guides developers through customizing instructions and outlining essential setup steps to maximize Copilot’s potential, ensuring more accurate and valuable coding assistance.

  • So I've built a VS Code extension to improve C# solutions 'experience'

    kebbek presents a new VS Code extension, C# Dev Tools, aimed at streamlining C# development by bringing solution-level tasks like NuGet management and project creation into the editor. This addition enhances the workflow for developers already benefiting from GitHub Copilot integration, making it possible to handle advanced C# tasks without switching to Visual Studio or Rider.

  • Great to see how San Francisco is equipping its employees with Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat. Thank you, Daniel Lurie for leading the way!

    Authored by stclarke, this article highlights San Francisco’s recent initiative to provide its employees with Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat. With Daniel Lurie at the helm, the city is focusing on leveraging advanced digital tools to improve workplace productivity and collaboration. The piece acknowledges leadership efforts and celebrates San Francisco’s proactive approach to technology-driven transformation.

  • Security Copilot capabilities in Microsoft Intune and Entra now generally available

    In this article, author stclarke discusses the general availability of Security Copilot capabilities within Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Entra. The announcement highlights how these integrations bring enhanced AI-driven security automation, streamlined threat management, and compliance capabilities directly into Microsoft’s security and management platforms.

  • Code review in the age of AI - Why developers will always own the merge button

    Author Elle Shwer discusses the evolving role of GitHub Copilot in assisting with code merging processes, while emphasizing that ultimate control stays with developers. The article offers insights into how intelligent tools can support but not replace human judgement during critical development workflows.

  • Model Context Protocol (MCP) support in VS Code is generally available

    Authored by Allison, this article highlights the availability of Model Context Protocol (MCP) for GitHub Copilot in VS Code production environments. The piece discusses how MCP empowers GitHub Copilot to integrate with external tools and data sources, enhancing developer workflows and productivity.

  • Xebia Knowledge Events (XKE) - Coming Soon

    Welcome to the future home of Xebia Knowledge Events - our signature series of knowledge-sharing gatherings where technology enthusiasts, industry experts, and curious minds come together to explore the latest trends and innovations in software development and technology.

  • Start and track GitHub Copilot coding agent sessions from Visual Studio Code

    In this article, Allison introduces the GitHub Copilot coding agent, a feature that enables developers to delegate coding tasks to Copilot. This allows Copilot to handle work in the background, enhancing productivity by letting developers focus on other aspects of their projects.

  • Built an AI Research Assistant for Equity Analysts – Feedback Wanted!

    Authored by Fit_Bicycle_94, this article introduces JcurveIQ, an AI-powered platform designed to help equity research analysts enhance their productivity. The platform automates tasks such as parsing financial filings and earnings transcripts, identifying potential accounting concerns, and centralizing collaboration, aiming to reduce manual work and streamline the research process for professionals in hedge funds, mutual funds, and family offices.

  • Microsoft Security Copilot Entra Update and Conditional Access Agent

    In this article, John Savill explores significant new enhancements to Microsoft Security Copilot for Entra, focusing on the updated user experience, improved integration through conditional access agents, and the new natural language to graph capability. Savill provides hands-on demonstrations and detailed walkthroughs, offering security and IT professionals a clear view of the tool’s latest features and practical use cases. If you’re looking for how Microsoft is leveraging AI in enterprise identity and security, this overview is for you.

  • Building a Center of Excellence for AI - A strategic approach to enterprise AI adoption

    In “Building a Center of Excellence for AI: A strategic approach to enterprise AI adoption,” the author delves into why organizations need an AI Center of Excellence (CCoE) to centralize AI efforts, avoid duplicated work, and foster strategic alignment. The article details the roles, governance structures, and phased implementation required for an effective CCoE. Drawing on lessons from industry leaders like Oracle, Deloitte, and the Department of Defense, the piece provides practical frameworks, benchmarks, and checklists to help enterprises achieve measurable AI impact.

  • Weekly AI & Tech News Roundup: July 8–14, 2025

    Here’s your roundup of the most significant news and updates in AI, technology, and developer tools from July 8 to July 14, 2025.

  • LlmTornado - Build AI agents and multi-agent systems in minutes with one .NET toolkit and the broadest Provider support.

    Safe_Scientist5872 introduces LlmTornado, an open-source, netstandard2.0 compatible library designed for AI developers. The article explores LlmTornado’s features, including support for various AI model providers, first-class local deployment options, multi-agent systems, and integration with Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel. It highlights the flexibility and ease for developers to use different AI providers without code refactoring, and invites the community to contribute.

  • Chatbot - Memory setup in Azure

    In this article, Siwar___, new to Generative AI, seeks guidance on configuring persistent memory for Azure OpenAI-based chatbots, as well as practical advice on prompt engineering and function calling within the Azure ecosystem. The author is interested in recommended tools, frameworks, and approaches for developing a chatbot that can maintain user context across sessions.

  • Fraim - an OSS framework to easily build your own AI Workflows

    Preston Price presents a newly released framework aimed at helping security and platform teams build AI-driven workflows tailored to secure code analysis.

  • MCP C# SDK - What’s New, What’s Next!

    Author dotnet invites developers to an online session focusing on the newest features and future plans for the C# MCP SDK. This event aims to help programmers leverage .NET and the MCP SDK to enhance their applications, particularly with AI integrations. The session promises live demonstrations, practical tips, and insights for both experienced C# developers and newcomers interested in adding intelligent features to their workflows.

  • Automating my Git workflow in VS Code with Copilot Chat, Custom Prompts, and Terminal Auto-Approval

    Automate your Git workflow in Visual Studio Code by combining Copilot Chat, custom prompts, and the new terminal auto-approval system. This approach lets you review, commit, rebase, and push changes with a single chat command, while maintaining safety and control over every step. Reinier van Maanen shares how to set up this workflow, including prompt files, settings, and a Python script for last-minute intervention.

  • From retail to cybersecurity, Malaysians are gaining skills and confidence to succeed with AI

    In this article, stclarke discusses how Malaysians across industries such as retail and cybersecurity are adopting AI to build skills and drive success.

  • AI chatbot supporting victims-survivors of domestic violence wins UN Global AI for Good Impact Award

    In this article, author stclarke highlights a significant achievement: an AI chatbot designed to support victims-survivors of domestic violence has won the UN Global AI for Good Impact Award.

  • Azure Update - 11th July 2025

    In this brief update, John Savill from John Savill’s Technical Training provides highlights of the latest developments in Azure and cloud infrastructure. He discusses recent video content, policy changes due to channel growth, and directs users to external forums for technical questions.

  • Further steps on becoming more valuable.

    In this article, Proof_Sentence8002 shares their concerns about losing relevance as a software developer due to working with outdated .NET technologies in their current job of over three years.

  • The point of changing the feature name to 'AI action'?

    Authored by coding_monster, this article discusses a recent UI change in VSCode Insider: the context menu now displays ‘AI Actions’ in place of ‘Copilot’ when right-clicking a file.

  • Missing feature in VS Code version 1.102.0 - option to close copilot changed/modified files

    In this brief user report, iammultiman discusses a frustrating change in recent versions of Visual Studio Code related to GitHub Copilot’s user experience.

  • SAAS product created by GitHub copilot

    In this brief post, Ok-Championship-4902 reaches out to the development community, asking them to share information about SaaS products they’ve developed using GitHub Copilot. The author is interested in learning about real-world applications and success stories involving AI-assisted coding tools, specifically focusing on SaaS projects.